Hello. New arrival and I was just wondering if you could cue me in on a couple of things. I said in another post that I would love to be part of a writer's room experience. That is very much the truth. I was just wondering what the best route would be to get there.
My first question is, what would be the best shows to write spec scripts for? I have chosen three shows that I have thought would be great for me to work with because I love fantasy and horror: Supernatural, The Shannara Chronicles, and Ash Vs. Evil Dead. Supernatural I know pretty well, as I have watched since very early on. I have watched the first season of Ash and will soon move on to the second. Shannara I think would just sort of be fun to play with. Thoughts on these or if I should change it up a bit?
Second question is, do agents look at spec scripts, and take on clients based on them? I don't know, I'm starting on the bottom rung. So you all probably know far more than I.
Lastly, how do I get this kind of stuff in front of the right people? Also something I really don't know. The agent would usually be the middle man between writer and production company/studio, but sadly I don't have an agent. I would love one, but they're hard to get even for fiction writers. Again, I will trust to your knowledge.
Thank you very much for reading this. Any information you can give would be very much appreciated!!
My first question is, what would be the best shows to write spec scripts for? I have chosen three shows that I have thought would be great for me to work with because I love fantasy and horror: Supernatural, The Shannara Chronicles, and Ash Vs. Evil Dead. Supernatural I know pretty well, as I have watched since very early on. I have watched the first season of Ash and will soon move on to the second. Shannara I think would just sort of be fun to play with. Thoughts on these or if I should change it up a bit?
Second question is, do agents look at spec scripts, and take on clients based on them? I don't know, I'm starting on the bottom rung. So you all probably know far more than I.
Lastly, how do I get this kind of stuff in front of the right people? Also something I really don't know. The agent would usually be the middle man between writer and production company/studio, but sadly I don't have an agent. I would love one, but they're hard to get even for fiction writers. Again, I will trust to your knowledge.
Thank you very much for reading this. Any information you can give would be very much appreciated!!
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